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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
7
A fragment notes Gerrd as a lively stage presence with broad appeal and hints at a future Broadway spotlight. The piece comments on changing fashion and stage costumes, noting provocative garments and garters as visible trends. It suggests a bold shift toward modern, eye catching outfits.
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago plans a revival conference for its thirtieth reunion from January 31 to February 5, listing speakers such as Bishop Wilber B. Wilson, Rev. R. A. Torrey, Rev. A B Wipshester, Rev. G L Scofield, and Pastor Paul Rader. Alumni and Christian workers worldwide are expected to attend. The institute calls for prayers and invites inquiries for room details.
Mrs R Horbaugh of Waynesboro credits Vinci with ending months of bronchitis and fatigue. The ad claims Vinci builds strength, improves appetite, aids digestion, purifies blood, and enables housework again. It lists Stone & Mercer druggists in Clarksburg and stores across West Virginia as sellers with a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary public diary style note from New York in Dee era. Murky text mentions price increases and doubts, with scattered phrases about a Christmas season and time passing. No clear events or identifiable individuals beyond generic references.
A personal Christmas note to Dr Planck of Kansas City recalls mentorship, friendships, and social scenes. The writer reflects on past troubles, meeting Chauncey Denew, and a dinner with Mr Regan and H Roth, including a light jab about nicotine and a sighting of Miss Dixie Gerard at a Fifth Avenue dining spot.
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